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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221122
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SUMMARY:Sayaka Kawamua: Bon Voyage
DESCRIPTION:To celebrate ODD ONE OUT 11th Anniversary and the last exhibition of 2022\, ODD ONE OUT is pleased to present “Bon Voyage” by Japanese printmaker Sayaka Kawamua. The exhibition will be held at ODD ONE OUT on the 22nd of November until the 14th of December 2022. \nThe sense of memory and home is strongly ingrained in Sayaka Kawamura’s work. She sees the places we come from as integral parts of us and a strong influence on the development of the self. For Sayaka\, her hometown is Hokkaido and she carries a piece of it with her everywhere on her journey through life. Dream-like scenes are constructed from memories of home that reside in her subconsciousness; nostalgic recollections manifest themselves into people\, animals and boats. \nSayaka channels her bond to home and her life experiences into every step of the process. By working with Mokuhanga\, a technique traditional to Japan for more than 400 years\, Sayaka weaves place and experiences with textures and colors\, memories and feelings across time are carved into wood and impressed onto washi paper.
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/sayaka-kawamua-bon-voyage/
LOCATION:ODD ONE OUT\, 14 St. Francis Street\, Wan Chai\, Wan Chai\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Ink & Drawing,Painting
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220909
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221007
DTSTAMP:20260601T113915
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SUMMARY:Mio Asahi: La Lune\, The Moon
DESCRIPTION:ODD ONE OUT is proud to host “ La Lune\, The Moon ”\, by Japanese printmaker Mio Asahi. \n‘La Lune\, The Moon’ features a selection of hand embellished etchings by Mio Asahi. To celebrate an important element that frequently appears in Mio’s work: the moon. \nDrawing exclusively from her own imagination\, the world and characters Mio creates are solely her own but feel incredibly familiar\, like they have been plucked from an obscure myth or story. Mouselike figures travel by flying fish across a night sky lit by three moons. A bride travels to her wedding set on the night of a full blue moon. A group of travelers take a seemingly routine commute to the moon on a ferry that glides in the air over fields of tall grass. \nMio frames her prints with decorative borders and patterns\, sometimes with captions in a language that only she understands. By presenting her prints with irregular edges around the images\, these fantastical scenes seem to magically appear on the paper directly from Mio’s imagination. Her prints are primarily monochromatic with hand painted details to bring small pops of color to her characters. In some pieces\, the moons are treated with metallic foil\, creating another layer of ethereal mystery to her pieces. \nMio Asahi was born in Osaka\, Japan. She graduated from Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto and currently works as a painter and printmaker. Her work fluidly mixes east and west\, by using the western printing process of etching and aquatint\, but her subject matter is distinctly Japanese.
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/mio-asahi-la-lune-the-moon/
LOCATION:ODD ONE OUT\, 14 St. Francis Street\, Wan Chai\, Wan Chai\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Ink & Drawing
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220813
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220908
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SUMMARY:An Gee Chan: Tomorrow is Another Day”
DESCRIPTION:ODD ONE OUT is proud to host “ Tomorrow is Another Day”\, by printmaker An Gee Chan. The exhibition will be held at ODD ONE OUT from now until 7th of September 2022. \n‘Tomorrow is Another Day’ trails a group of horseback riders as they travel on a never ending journey through a lush yet sometimes inhospitable landscape. Throughout their travels\, various events occur\, some joyful\, some unfortunate. An Gee captures these moments in time and pairs the detailed etchings with humorous titles. \nFeaturing 12 etchings by An Gee Chan\, a selection of her hand pulled ceramics that continue her darkly humorous theme will be available as well.
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/an-gee-chan-tomorrow-is-another-day/
LOCATION:ODD ONE OUT\, 14 St. Francis Street\, Wan Chai\, Wan Chai\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Ink & Drawing
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220625
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220712
DTSTAMP:20260601T113915
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SUMMARY:Dawn 2
DESCRIPTION:ODD ONE OUT is proud to be hosting “Dawn 2”\, by Japanese illustrator Saki Obata. The exhibition will be held at ODD ONE OUT this Saturday on the 25th of June until 11th of July 2022. \nAfter touring at Mangasick in Taipei and Commune Press in Tokyo. Saki Obata’s latest series of prints “DAWN 2” and ‘DAWN 2’ book is finally coming to Hong Kong. \nFeaturing 11 new risograph prints by Saki’s that capture moments of a sleepless night where one’s mind quietly drifts away from midnight to dawn. ‘DAWN 2’ is a sequel to Saki’s series ‘DAWN’ originally released in 2016. \nThe exhibition and ‘DAWN 2’ book launch will open on Saturday\, 25th June at ODD ONE OUT\, we look forward to seeing you all.
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/dawn-2/
LOCATION:ODD ONE OUT\, 14 St. Francis Street\, Wan Chai\, Wan Chai\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Ink & Drawing,Painting
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220521
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220622
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SUMMARY:Rose Wong: Little Treasures
DESCRIPTION:ODD ONE OUT is proud to be hosting “Little Treasures”\, the first exhibition by Chinese – American illustrator Rose Wong. \nLittle Treasures is an exploration of the things we find and hold dear to our hearts. A collection of objects or moments that would otherwise not be considered valuable –– arranged in new ways that are beautiful. \nFeaturing 8 limited edition screenprints printed by Le Raclet in Berlin.
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/rose-wong-little-treasures/
LOCATION:ODD ONE OUT\, 14 St. Francis Street\, Wan Chai\, Wan Chai\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Ink & Drawing,Painting
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220402
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220503
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SUMMARY:Jeannie Wong Ho Ching: Fragments of Time
DESCRIPTION:ODD ONE OUT is proud to be hosting “Fragments of Time”\, the latest exhibition by Hong Kong printmaker Jeannie Wong Ho Ching. \n“Fragments of Time” is a collection of work by Jeannie that explores the cache of memories and feelings that have accumulated and subsequently been suppressed in her subconscious. Through the act similar to recalling memories\, fragments of images from daily experiences are drawn to the surface and pieced together to create spaces. They resemble reality but are instead occupied by ambiguous animals and objects and hint at a nonlinear narrative. \nBy recalling these fragments long suppressed in her mind\, Jeannie reassembles the pieces to create landscapes and disjointed spaces. Feelings of anxiety manifest themselves as portals\, bodies of water\, animals and fragmented pieces of architecture\, motifs frequently found throughout Jeannie’s work. The completed images become a record of emotions triggered by events both physical and psychological\, prior and prospective\, near and far. \nThrough a combination of printmaking techniques\, the prints themselves exist in a nebulous space. Water pigments from mokuhanga are soaked into the fibres of the papers\, while the delicate lines printed with oil based etching ink seem to float on top.
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/jeannie-wong-ho-ching-fragments-of-time/
LOCATION:ODD ONE OUT\, 14 St. Francis Street\, Wan Chai\, Wan Chai\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Ink & Drawing,Painting
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220122
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220302
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SUMMARY:Fai Chun Show
DESCRIPTION:Chinese New Year is fast approaching\, as people clean and ready their homes for the upcoming festivities\, a common decoration seen is the fai chun. \nFai Chun (揮春) is a traditional decoration made of red paper that is hung on doorways to greet the new year. It comes in both square and rectangular format\, with phrases of hopes and wishes for the new year written on it. Popular phrases can cover many aspects important to daily life\, from good luck and health to career and studies. \nThis year\, to greet the new year\, we have invited 9 local and international illustrators and artists to pick two of their favourite Chinese New year phrases and illustrate it in their own style. \nThese Fai Chun doesn’t contain the phrase in writing and are printed in traditional printmaking method. Including screen printing\, etching\, woodcutting and lithography. \nOdd One Out invites you to come and see each artist’s interpretation and guess which phrase each artist has picked to greet the new year! \nParticipating Artists:\nAmanda Lo(HK)\, Charlene Man (HK)\, Chan An Gee (HK)\, Jeannie Wong (HK)\, Lam Kin Choi (HK)\, Onion Peterman (HK)\, Sammi Mak (HK)\, Yiyu Lam (HK) and Yu Miyama (JP)
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/fai-chun-show/
LOCATION:ODD ONE OUT\, 14 St. Francis Street\, Wan Chai\, Wan Chai\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Ink & Drawing
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211106
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211207
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SUMMARY:Glimmers Of The Stones
DESCRIPTION:ODD ONE OUT is pleased to present “Glimmers Of The Stones”\, an exhibition of printmaking works by Japanese printmaker Ayaka Asano. The exhibition is opening on the 6th of November running until the 6th of December 2021. \nAyaka captures intimate moments or emotions and encapsulates them into tiny cherished objects. She draws inspiration from daily life and creates a series of drawings by etching onto copper plates. Transforming an ordinary life into something special\, with its own unique story. \nBorn in Shizuoka near Mt Fuji and spending her childhood in the countryside\, Ayaka’s work fully embraces and captures the aesthetic of the Japanese countryside. Depicting mountains and rice fields with wild vegetables and fruits.  \nBy printing on a miniature scale with unusual gem-like silhouettes Ayaka encourages the viewer to go up close and discover the story each gem holds. To compliment the prints\, she also adds small personal touches. Whether it is hand painting each print with subtle tones and colours\, pairing her prints with hand knit lace or framing her etchings in delicate paper frames made by collaborator and artist Eryngii\, these prints are meant to be held and admired up close.
URL:https://cultureplus.asia/event/glimmers-of-the-stones/
LOCATION:ODD ONE OUT\, 14 St. Francis Street\, Wan Chai\, Wan Chai\, Hong Kong
CATEGORIES:Crafts,Ink & Drawing
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